Show us your houseplants in bloom now

Thanks for info on Queens tears Redstar. I want to purchase the variegated form and try growing one in the branches of my Trachycrpus . All good fun, that's what its all about.

 

I disposed of some of my Billbergia Nutans Var as I had too many, still have a few, I'm not far away, pm me.

 

It would have probably survived last Winter as it was a mild one but several frosts would cause severe leaf damage and as the flowering time is Winter/Spring, bud or flower damage may also occur.

 

I guess I could add the location of all my house plants is in the garden room. The garden room is not kept as warm as the rest of the house, usually about 60 degrees. It has 9 windows, so lots of light comes in, and two peak windows. Our main house temp. is about 74 degrees.

 

I divided my Billbergia up in the summer and that has started blooming too...............


Despite being grown next to the mother plant it is nowhere near as floriferous............


Impatiens kilimanjari is back in bloom too................




It's still just a young plant.................

 

LongK, you need a bigger pot for your QT's

 

Ideally yes, but space is an issue!

 

Echeveria pulidonis...............

 

I have Echeveria purpusorum, glauca, setosa diminuta and secunda but none in flower yet.

 

That's one that I want to find.

 

I'll see what I can do.

 

That would be great! I'm sure that I'll have something to head your way.

 

Haworthia odetteae in bloom.................


It's a lovely small Haworthia which was grown from seed and sent to me by @Sirius - thanks

 

A type of Begonia. This plant is about 3 feet wide and 2 feet tall. Mounds and droops over the side of the pot. Probably need to thin it this summer.